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Test of invalid NCRs 128-159

Test of invalid NCRs 128-159

Authoring tools on MS Windows, in particular MS FrontPage ("WYSIWYG" HTML editor), generate invalid Numerical Character References for characters commonly found in positions 128...159 (0x80...0x9f) in Windows fonts. Although these are valid codepoints for windows-1252 (and other windows-xxxx) charsets, valid NCRs always refer to the document character set in the SGML sense, not to the character encoding scheme (or charset). For HTML, the SGML document character set is fixed, it is always a subset of Unicode (or ISO 10646). In Unicode and its iso-8859-1 subset, values 128...159 are C1 control characters, they must not appear in HTML. Valid NCRs for the intended characters use Unicode values greater than 256.

Lynx tries to interpret some of the invalid codes, by assuming that they are windows-1252 codepoints.

 
 
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Code      invalid NCR     valid NCR, description 
        normal   in ALT  				 
                             
0x80    €	€ €	#EURO SIGN 
0x81    	 	#NOT USED 
0x82    ‚	‚ ‚	#SINGLE LOW-9 QUOTATION MARK 
0x83    ƒ	ƒ ƒ	#LATIN SMALL LETTER F WITH HOOK 
0x84    „	„ „	#DOUBLE LOW-9 QUOTATION MARK 
0x85    …	… …	#HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS 
0x86    †	† †	#DAGGER 
0x87    ‡	‡ ‡	#DOUBLE DAGGER 
0x88    ˆ	ˆ ˆ	#MODIFIER LETTER CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT 
0x89    ‰	‰ ‰	#PER MILLE SIGN 
0x8a    Š	Š Š	#LATIN CAPITAL LETTER S WITH CARON 
0x8b    ‹	‹ ‹	#SINGLE LEFT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x8c    Œ	Œ Œ	#LATIN CAPITAL LIGATURE OE 
0x8d    	 	#NOT USED 
0x8e    Ž	Ž 	#NOT USED 
0x8f    	 	#NOT USED 
0x90    	 	#NOT USED 
0x91    ‘	‘ ‘	#LEFT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x92    ’	’ ’	#RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x93    “	“ “	#LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x94    ”	” ”	#RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x95    •	• •	#BULLET 
0x96    –	– –	#EN DASH 
0x97    —	— —	#EM DASH 
0x98    ˜	˜ ˜	#SMALL TILDE 
0x99    ™	™ ™	#TRADE MARK SIGN 
0x9a    š	š š	#LATIN SMALL LETTER S WITH CARON 
0x9b    ›	› ›	#SINGLE RIGHT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK 
0x9c    œ	œ œ	#LATIN SMALL LIGATURE OE 
0x9d    	 	#NOT USED 
0x9e    ž	ž 	#NOT USED 
0x9f    Ÿ	Ÿ Ÿ	#LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS